Pass - Password Store

Name: Pass - Password Store
Rating: 4.7 (142 reviews)
Author: Mingshen Sun

By: Mingshen Sun App

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Overview

Version:

0.18.0

Last updated: 2025-02-28

Features & Capabilities

Pass - Password Store is a Chrome extension that integrates with the Password Store CLI. It lets you view, copy, add, and edit password entries directly from your browser, with PGP-based encryption for secure storage and support for OTP tokens.

Features include Git-backed synchronization of your password repository, a user-friendly interface with fast search, long-press copy, and quick link opening. It also supports AutoFill in Safari/Chrome and works with YubiKey for extra security.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Developer Tools

By:

Mingshen Sun

Rating:

4.70

(142)

Version:

0.18.0 Last updated: 2025-02-28

Version code:

872866733

Creation date:

2017-06-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

21.72MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-16

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 117,622 ▼ 105

Other rankings

#43 in password-protected keyword 36 ▼ 1

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Developed by:

Mingshen Sun

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pass-password-store/id1205820573

User Reviews

Pass for iOS is praised as an open-source, cost-free password store that works across Linux, macOS, and iOS via a Git/SSH/PGP workflow with offline syncing. It’s generally reliable and offers a native-feeling UI with strong security. Common downsides are update-related stability issues on iOS, some confusion around Git repo handling and saving, and sparse setup documentation. Overall, it’s a capable, privacy-focused choice for users comfortable with self-hosted workflows, with room for smoother onboarding and stability improvements.

Pros

Open source and free; no SaaS fee
Cross-platform, git-based password store with SSH/PGP support and offline syncing
Reliable, stable performance that doesn’t get in the way
Strong security posture with self-hosted git backups and offline file transfer
Well-designed iOS interface that feels native and polished

Cons

Occasional update-related crashes or compatibility issues on iOS/iPadOS (e.g., crashes after updates)
Git integration quirks: unclear where the repo is stored/cloned and some in-app save limitations or libgit2/git dependency issues
Documentation/setup gaps: lacking step-by-step instructions for key setup and cloning the repository

Recent reviews

There must be a way to copy otp codes from the pass entry because the automatic copy doesn’t always work. Sometimes you need to manually get the code to add and it’s not possible to do manually. Viewing the entry should show the otp codes so it can copied. Copying the otpauth url is pretty useless

by Ph*****, 2026-07-19

Hello, how do I see what the merge problem is? I see that it lists file that is causing the problem, but is there a way that I can remove the last commit? Is there a way that you can add the ability to merge? Perhaps interactively merge? Could allow the user to revert back to a previous commit without having to clear all local data? Thanks